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TEE–OFF FOR A CAUSE – Sustaining The Endeavors Of The FPI Through The Years By Means Of The FPI Golf Classic

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FPI acknowledges the support of the following organizations -

The FPI Golf Classic Logo

Tambuli Golf

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A perfect balance between man and industry.An excellent fusion of purpose and camaraderie.

This is the story behind the new FPI Golf Classic Logo.So we see a man and the Federation’s symbol in equal sizes.

With the latter slightly tilted to also creatively represent the golf green.

Thus, as the classic sport is a natural extension of FPI’s quest for life, drive for excellence and globally competitive spirit, the FPI Golf Classic Logo also emanates from the Federation’s green and gold emblem – the latter implying that natural resources undergoing the creative hands of man can become gold, the highest

standard of commerce.

As the fusion of logo elements graphically illustrates “infinity”, it also celebrates FPI’s continuing unity, camaraderie and unending commitment to the advancement of industry and the enhancement of the environment.

As the Federation Of Philippine Industries (FPI) was forged out of the fires of necessity, it has strived to consolidate, establish and assert itself, being the paladin that has exclusively looked after the welfare and interests of the Filipino producers, together with the local manufacturing sector of the country’s economy.

Since the establishment of FPI in 1991, the Federation has become very actively involved in major concerns affecting industry such as international trade agreements & unfair trade practices; finance & investments; power/energy & environment; labor, productivity & competitiveness; tariff & taxation; preventive & punitive measures against economic offenses, i.e., anti–smuggling interventions and other relevant issues. Accordingly, the FPI has not only become the “Voice of the Industry” but the champion of it as well, bestowed by no less than Pres. Arroyo herself, during the Federation’s 16TH Annual General Assembly held last August 13, 2007. The Federation believes that it has achieved several milestones because of its strong advocacy work with the unceasing support of its members. And with most of the local companies affected by globalization, FPI is all the more committed to intensify its research and activities on advocacy in order to help retool the domestic business firms towards growth, profitability and global competitiveness.

The Federation, in a manner of speaking, not unlike the underlying principle of the game of golf itself, for the past 16 years, has remained true and consistent to the very rationale of its existence.

Consequently, synthesizing a sporting competition and a fund raising activity into one exhilarating event makes the truism – “the synergy of work and play for a noble cause, makes Juan dela Cruz a hearty and competitive boy” nowhere more significant than now in the holding of the 6TH FPI Golf Classic Tournament.

For that reason, the raison d’être the Golf Classic is held annually is to nurture and enhance FPI’s advocacies, initiatives and activities for the benefit of the local industry and to further strengthen the networking capabilities and camaraderie among the companies, as well as, concertedly meet head-on the challenges similarly confronting Filipino business establishments.

In view of the foregoing, on behalf of the Golf Committee, the FPI Board Of Directors and the Federation’s Secretariat, I extend my exuberant acknowledgments to all who have made this meaningful activity possible, namely - the Sponsors, Donors, the Media and the Management Team of the Tagaytay Midlands, composed of Messrs. Jerry C. Tiu & Dan L. Salvador III, President & Golf Director, respectively and Mesdames. Mabel B. Martinez - General Manager & Yasmin G. Cadungog – Sales Director.

Special Edition March 2008

2008 FPI GOLF COMMITTEE OFFICERS/MEMBERSRenato R. Ermita (Chairman) • Henry A. Tañedo (Vice-Chairman)

Jesus L. Arranza (ex-officio) • Ramon C. Agustines • Jose Ch Alvarez • Claro C. Arriola

George S. Chua • Edwin Li. Umali • Abeto A. Uy • Ernie Hernandez

EXECUTIVE EDITORSRenato R. Ermita • Claro C. Arriola Henry A. Tañedo • George S. Chua

EDITORIAL STAFF/FPI SECRETARIATAtty. Rufino M. Margate (Secretary General) • Judanito F. Yap •

Ellen R. Cusilit • Allan A. Salvador • Jocelyn Delos Santos • bernard m. feliciano •

FPI SECRETARIATSuite 701 Atlanta Center Condominium, 31 Annapolis St., San

Juan, Greenhills, Metro-Manila, Philippines. Tel. Nos. 722-3409; 722-9737; 721-9642 Fax: 727-4359

E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.fpi.ph

Renato R. Ermita

Chairman Of The Golf Committee’s Salutation

PRESENTOR San Miguel Corporation

MAJOR HOLE SPONSORS

Universal Motors CorporationPhilsteel Holdings CorporationAGC Flat Glass Philippines, Inc.

Pilipinas Shell Petroleum CorporationOriental & Motolite Marketing Corporation

HOLE SPONSORS

Security Bank CorporationPetron CorporationAsian Terminals, Inc.

Total PhilippinesPlanters Products, Inc.

Manila Electric Company (MERALCO)Mabuhay Vinyl Corporation

OneStop Logistics Solutions, Inc.Bayan Telecommunications, Inc. (BAYANTEL)

Philippine Amusement & Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR)Tin Can Makers Association of the Philippines

CIIF Oil Mills Group / SPMCSR Metals, Inc.

HOLE-IN-ONE SPONSORS

Arms Corporation of the Philippines (ARMSCOR)Sinski OTIS, Manila (Sinski)

Chery Global City (Chery QQ)Hyundai Global City (Grand Starex)

DONORS

R. I. Chemicals CorporationPhilippine Sugar Millers Association

Dusit Thani ManilaNestle Philippines, Inc.

TJ’s Clear Art the Glass Etching Company Mileage Asia Corporation

Welding Industries of the Philippines, Inc.Coconut Oil Refiners Association (CORA)

Ceramic Tiles Manufacturers Association (CTMA)Pioneer Insurance

Goodyear Philippines / Tire Manufaturers Association of the Philippines

Steelasia Manufacturing CorporationZesto CorporationZiller Realsound

Wyeth Philippines, Inc.Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT)

Norkis YamahaCitibank / CardPlus

Macropharma / CirculanCosco Philippines Shipping, Inc.

Kidney Foundation of the PhilippinesAsia Brewery, Inc.

Jansteel Import And Export, Inc.Manila Bay Hoisery Mills, Inc. / Coats Manila Bay, Inc.

Coca ColaFuture Trade International, Inc.

LG Electronics, PhilippinesCitra Metro Manila Tollway Corporation

Philippine AirlinesAsian Spirit

Cheng Ban Yek Co., Inc.

VenueTagaytay Midlands

Media ExposureTV Coverage - IBC 13

Broadsheet Coverage - Philippine Star, Manila Bulletin, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Village Voice & Malaya

Printing - Cover and Pages Corp.Banners/Streamers - ScitechNote: The FPI Golf Classic Logo was the artistic opus of

Well Advertising, courtesy of Mr. Ernie Hernandez)

The FPI Golf Committee In Action - untiringly nurturing and ensuring the success of the Golf Classic Tournament

One Of The Consolidating Activities Of The FPI Golf Committee Held At The FPI Headquarters, Greenhills, San Juan Last February 28, 2008

Press Conference Held At The Diamond Hotel, Presenting The 6TH FPI Golf Classic Tournament To The Media Last February 13, 2008

Concord Signing Between The FPI Golf Committee Officers And Autohub Group Management Team Last February 08, 2008

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Hole 7 Par 4 321 yards Hdcp 13 Hole 8 Par 4 366 yards Hdcp 9 Hole 9 Par 4 373 yards Hdcp 5

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Hole 16 Par 5 459 yards Hdcp 12 Hole 17 Par 3 162 yards Hdcp 18 Hole 18 Par 5 481 yards Hdcp 14

The Golf Course• 18-hole walking course• reciprocity arrangement with Tagaytay Highlands Golf Club• all-weather fairways• myriad challenges, such as the two- hectare lake at the Midlands’ signature hole number four• abundant greenery, including imported Tifdwar f, Bermuda grass, 37,000 trees, and over 2 mill ion plants of different variaties• unobstructed views of Taal Lake and Mount Makil ing• an 8.7-km. cart path

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THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

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As the FPI is holding its yearly Golf Classic Tournament, I convey my most heartfelt welcome to all the participants and appreciation to those had made this very consequential activity a reality once more.

In no small matter, the proceeds of this activity will most assuredly sustain the FPI’s advocacies in the months to come redounding for the benefit of all the concerned social stakeholders.

Again, my thanks at Mabuhay Tayong Lahat !

ASSOCIATION1 ASSOCIATION OF CONSOLIDATED AUTOMOTIVE AUTO PARTS

PRODUCERS, INC. (ACAPP)2 ASSOCIATION OF PETROCHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS OF THE

PHILIPPINES (APMP)3 ASSOCIATION OF PHILIPPINE AQUA FEED MILLERS, INC. (APAFMI)4 BEVERAGE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES (BIAP) 5 CEMENT MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES (CEMAP)6 CERAMIC TILE MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION (CTMA)7 CHAMBER OF AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURERS OF THE PHILS., INC. (CAMPI)8 CHAMBER OF REAL ESTATE & BUILDERS ASSOCIATION (CREBA)9 COCONUT OIL REFINERS ASSOCIATION (CORA)10 CONFEDERATION OF SUGAR PRODUCERS ASSO., INC. (CONFED)11 COLD CHAIN ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES, INC.12 FILIPINO GALVANIZERS INSTITUTE INC. (FGI)13 FLAT GLASS ALLIANCE OF THE PHILIPPINES (FGAPI)14 G.I. WIRE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES15 GARMENT MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILS. (GMAP)16 PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION OF FLOUR MILLERS INC. (PAFMIL)17 PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION OF MATCH & LIGHTERS MFTRS. INC. (PAMLMI)18 PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION OF BATTERY MANUFACTURERS (PABMA)19 PHILIPPINE COCONUT OIL PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION (PCOPA)20 PHILIPPINE ELECTRIC WIRES MANUFACTURERS ASSO. (PEWMA)21 PHILIPPINE OLEOCHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION (POMA)22 PHILIPPINE PALM OIL GROWERS ASSOCIATION (PPOGA)23 PHILIPPINE PLASTICS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (PPIA)24 PHILIPPINE RUBBER INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION (PRIA)25 PHILIPPINE STEEL ROLLING MILLS ASSOCIATION (PSRMA)26 PHILIPPINE SUGAR MILLERS ASSOCIATION (PSMA)27 PHILIPPINE WELDING PRODUCTS MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION (PWPMA)28 PHILIPPINE WOOD PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION (PWPA)29 PULP & PAPER MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION (PULPAPEL)30 SAMAHAN NG MAGSASAPATOS SA PILIPINAS (SMP)31 SAMAHAN SA PILIPINAS NG MGA INDUSTRIYANG KIMIKA (SPIK)32 SCRAP COLLECTORS RECYCLING ASSOCIATION OF THE PHIL. (SCRAP)33 STEEL ANGLES, SHAPES AND SECTIONS MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES, INC. (SASSMAPI)34 TEXTILE MILLS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILS. (TeMAP)35 TEXTILE PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILS. INC. (TEXPAP)36 TIN CAN MAKERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILS. (TCMAPI)37 TIRE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATIONOF THE PHILIPPINES (TiMAP)38 UNITED COCONUT ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES (UCAP)

CORPORATION1 APO CEMENT CORPORATION2 ARMS CORPORATION OF THE PHILIPPINES (ARMSCOR)3 AGC FLAT GLASS PHILIPPINES, INC.4 CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES OF THE PHILIPPINES (CHEMPHIL)5 CITY SERVICE CORPORATION6 COATS MANILA BAY INC.7 COLUMBIA WIRE AND CABLE CORPORATION8 CONCEPCION INDUSTRIES, INC. (CII)9 CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIAL GASES, INC. (CIGI)10 D & L INDUSTRIES, INC.11 EAST- WEST SEED COMPANY, INC. 12 ENERTECH SYSTEMS INDUSTRIES, INC.13 GLOBAL STEEL PHILS. (SPV-AMC), INC.14 HAYAMA INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION15 HELLA-PHILIPPINES, INC.16 HOCHENG PHILIPPINES CORPORATION17 INDO PHIL TEXTILE MILLS INC.18 INDUSTRIAL WELDING CORPORATION19 INTEGRATED RECYCLING INDUSTRIES PHILS., INC.20 INTERGREEN RESOURCES INC.21 JG SUMMIT PETROCHEMICAL CORPORATION22 LAFARGE CEMENT SERVICES PHILS., INC.23 MABUHAY VINYL CORPORATION24 MANILA BAY SPINNING MILLS, INC.25 MANILA CORDAGE COMPANY26 MANILA ELECTRIC COMPANY (MERALCO)27 MARIWASA SIAM CERAMICS INC.28 NORITAKE PORCELANA MANUFACTURING INC.29 NORTHERN FOODS CORPORATION30 ORIENTAL AND MOTOLITE CORPORATION (OMC)31 PARAMOUNT VINYL PRODUCTS CORPORATION32 PETRON CORPORATION33 PHILIPPINE BELT MANUFACTURING CORPORATION34 PHILIPPINE ELECTRIC CORPORATION (PHILEC)35 PHILIPPINE PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER CORPORATION36 PHILSTEEL HOLDINGS CORPORATION37 PHILIP MORRIS PHILIPPINES MANUFACTURING, INC.38 PHIMCO INDUSTRIES INC.39 PICOP RESOURCES, INC.40 PILIPINAS SHELL PETROLEUM CORPORATION41 PRESLINE STEEL PRODUCTS, INC.42 PUYAT FLOORING PRODUCTS, INC.43 PUYAT STEEL CORPORATION44 RI CHEMICALS CORPORATION45 SAN CARLOS BIOENERGY, INC.46 SAN MIGUEL CORPORATION (SMC)47 SAN MIGUEL PACKAGING PRODUCTS (SMPP)48 SONIC STEEL INDUSTRIES, INC. 49 STEELASIA MANUFACTURING CORPORATION50 TREASURE STEELWORKS CORPORATION51 TRUST INTERNATIONAL PAPER CORP. (TIPCO)52 TWA, INC. (FLYING V)53 UNILOX INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION54 UNIVERSAL STAINLESS WARE MFG. CO., INC.55 VICTORIA MANUFACTURING CORPORATION56 VINYL FABRICATORS, INC.

57 WELDING INDUSTRIES OF THE PHILS. (WIP)58 WYETH PHILIPPINES, INC.59 ZOOM ASIA ALUMINUM INC.

ASSOCIATE MEMBER 1 AERO MARINE 3/PL SYSTEMS INC.2 FIBER TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INC.3 ROBERE AND ASSOCIATES PHILIPPINES INC.4 THE UNITED TERMINALS SERVICES GROUP C/O UTS LOGISTICS AND DISTRIBUTION CO., INC.

5 UNITED COCONUT PLANTERS BANK (UCPB)6 UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST (UE)

Federation Of Philippines Industries - List of Members

Established in 1890 as a brewery, San Miguel Corporation (SMC) is Southeast Asia’s largest publicly listed food, beverage and packaging company with over 27,000 employees in over 100 major facilities throughout the Asia-Pacific Region.

One of the Philippines’ leading business conglomerates, San Miguel carries the brand names of some of the most formidable players in the Philippine food and beverage industry, including San Miguel Pale Pilsen, Ginebra San Miguel, Monterey, Magnolia, and Purefoods. San Miguel Beer--the company’s flagship product--is one of the largest selling beers and among the top 15 beer brands in the world.

Today, San Miguel is built around closely related businesses: beverages--both non-alcoholic and alcoholic--food, and packaging. Each of which are dominant in their respective segments, holding No. 1 or No. 2 positions in their markets.

In addition to its market leadership in the Philippines, SMC has established significant presence overseas. The Company’s manufacturing operations extend beyond its home market to Hong Kong, China, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia; and its products are exported to 60 markets around the world.

Continuing a tradition of product quality, San Miguel is capitalizing on its unique strengths in creating and developing brands to weave its products more deeply into the fabric of the regional consumers’ everyday life.

San Miguel Corporation - Continuing To Blaze Trails Into The Global Economy

The Nissan Patrol Super Safari: BE MOVED IN MORE WAYS YOU’VE EVER IMAGINEDWhere do you go once you’ve arrived?

You push for the perfection of your own humanity by moving the human race forward.

Those who patronize and epitomize the Nissan Patrol embody this principle. More than a badge of mere power, the Patrol transcends its meaning to having the ability to do more good.

Therefore, it should not be enough to measure as an icon for strength, but to personify power with a purpose!

Over time, Nissan Patrols has always stood for luxury. Over-hauled and redesigned, the new breed of the Nissan Patrols is sure to move more ways than one could ever imagined.

It surpasses expectations of a 4wheel drive. The new Patrol is leaner, meaner but extremely refined in demeanor.

The undisputed luxury, SUV 4-wheel drive of choice of the rich, society’s affluent, statesmen and celebrated citizens, this top-class luxury ve-hicle, retains its revered status for meaningful might.

It sports a powerful 252 horsepower 4.8 litre TB48DE engine (Gas Variant). This is supported by a 5-speed automatic transmission with manual-shift mode for unmatched on and off-road performance.

A fuel-efficient ZD30DDTi engine, on the other hand powers the diesel variant. This hyper advanced engine offers all the benefits of diesel

fuel economy to discover a pulse-quickening surge of class-leading power.

Climb inside and you’ll discover the Nissan Patrol Super Safari’s refined and sophisticated side. Slide into its new beige leather seats. Come face to face with the new wood grain interior trims. Take the helm, grab the wheel and turn on the music. Notice how all controls are conveniently and thought-fully conformed within your reach!

But beyond the elegant specs, the Nis-san Patrol Super Safari is all about people … accom-plished and influential people who have arrived and yet con- t i nues to strive to make a difference and change their world for the better.

The Nissan Patrol Super Safari celebrates extraordinary people and will carry on the underlying principle of making a difference in other people’s lives.

Tough on the outside and exquisitely supple on the inside, this vehicle embodies the most inspiring of individuals.

Like the company CEO who drives to far-flung villages during weekends to help build homes for the homeless. Or the accomplished chairwoman who doesn’t mind baking for street chil-dren and serving other charities.

These inspiring individuals embody what the Patrol is all about: POWER WITH A PURPOSE.

Which is why, clearly, if there would be a vehicle for vehicles of positive change in society, it could only be the Nissan Patrol Super Safari.

title by FPI Secretariattext by San Miguel Corporation

text and image by Universal Motors Corporation

images byAutohub Group